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1981 Pittsburgh Pirates 1981 Pittsburgh Pirates
1980/1982
Record 46-56 .451
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Year by Year Results
Franchise History
First Half25-23, 4th Place
Second Half21-33, 6th Place
Overall 4th in the NL East (13 games back)
Pythagorean 49-53, 49-53, 49-53
Runs (S/A) 407 / 425
BallparkThree Rivers Stadium
Park FactorsBatting: 103 / Pitching: 103
Attendance541,789 (10th) (23th)
Payroll/Avg$5,158,975 / $206,359 (9th)
Spring TrainingBradenton, Florida (McKechnie Field)
ManagerChuck Tanner
CoachesAl Monchak, Bob Skinner, Harvey Haddix, Joe Lonnett
ExecutivesPresident: Daniel M. Galbreath, General Manager: Harding Peterson
Minor Leagues(AAA) Portland Beavers, (AA) Buffalo Bisons, (A) Greenwood Pirates, (A) Alexandria Dukes
Radio (KDKA) Jim Rooker, Larry Frattare
TV (KDKA) Jim Rooker, John Sanders, Larry Frattare
Cable TV (Action-TV) Bob Prince, Ray Scott

The 1981 Pittsburgh Pirates went 46-56 and finished 4th in the National League East. The Pirates drew 541,789 to Three Rivers Stadium. Mike Easler, Phil Garner, Bill Madlock and Dave Parker made the All-Star team.

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